DUNEDIN EXHIBITION
Interest in tho great Exhibition to be held in Dunedin soeins to be rather quiet in Wellington City at the moment, hut is being actively taken up at Palmerston North, Auckland City, and North Auckland; Wangairui is moving-, and local representation of the Wairarapa is being considered. The Exhibition opens next November. Provision is being made for a daily attendance of 10,0 CO during the season. The buildings are now well forward.
In the- Magistrate's Court yesterday a remand to appear at, Sydney, in custody of Constable Shatter, was "granted in the cam of a young man mimed John Charles WintVi-. alias Charles Henry Healy, alias Munrn, who was charged with the theft of £-205 frdni Herl^jrt A!e\sn>hv C-m-.dv.-m Kubiuson, st s^dasy. on Uh July, !%& .
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Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 117, 21 May 1925, Page 6
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127DUNEDIN EXHIBITION Evening Post, Volume CIX, Issue 117, 21 May 1925, Page 6
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